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# Copyright 1999-2008 Gentoo Foundation
# Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2
# $Header: /var/cvsroot/gentoo-x86/eclass/texlive-common.eclass,v 1.5 2008/07/03 21:01:53 aballier Exp $
# @ECLASS: texlive-common.eclass
# @MAINTAINER:
# tex@gentoo.org
#
# Original Author: Alexis Ballier <aballier@gentoo.org>
# @BLURB: Provide various functions used by both texlive-core and texlive modules
# @DESCRIPTION:
# Purpose: Provide various functions used by both texlive-core and texlive
# modules.
#
# Note that this eclass *must* not assume the presence of any standard tex tool
TEXMF_PATH=/usr/share/texmf
TEXMF_DIST_PATH=/usr/share/texmf-dist
TEXMF_VAR_PATH=/var/lib/texmf
# @FUNCTION: texlive-common_handle_config_files
# @DESCRIPTION:
# Has to be called in src_install after having installed the files in ${D}
# This function will move the relevant files to /etc/texmf and symling them
# from their original location. This is to allow easy update of texlive's
# configuration
texlive-common_handle_config_files() {
# Handle config files properly
[ -d "${D}${TEXMF_PATH}" ] || return
cd "${D}${TEXMF_PATH}"
for f in $(find . -name '*.cnf' -o -name '*.cfg' -type f | sed -e "s:\./::g") ; do
if [ "${f#*config}" != "${f}" ] ; then
continue
fi
dodir /etc/texmf/$(dirname ${f}).d
mv "${D}/${TEXMF_PATH}/${f}" "${D}/etc/texmf/$(dirname ${f}).d" || die "mv ${f} failed."
dosym /etc/texmf/$(dirname ${f}).d/$(basename ${f}) ${TEXMF_PATH}/${f}
done
}
# @FUNCTION: texlive-common_is_file_present_in_texmf
# @DESCRIPTION:
# Return if a file is present in the texmf tree
# Call it from the directory containing texmf and texmf-dist
texlive-common_is_file_present_in_texmf() {
local mark="${T}/$1.found"
find texmf -name $1 -exec touch "${mark}" \;
find texmf-dist -name $1 -exec touch "${mark}" \;
[ -f "${mark}" ]
}
# @FUNCTION: texlive-common_do_symlinks
# @USAGE: < src > < dest >
# @DESCRIPTION:
# Mimic the install_link function of texlinks
#
# Should have the same behavior as the one in /usr/bin/texlinks
# except that it is under the control of the package manager
# Note that $1 corresponds to $src and $2 to $dest in this function
# ( Arguments are switched because texlinks main function sends them switched )
# This function should not be called from an ebuild, prefer etexlinks that will
# also do the fmtutil file parsing.
texlive-common_do_symlinks() {
while [ $# != 0 ]; do
case $1 in
cont-??|metafun|mptopdf)
elog "Symlink $1 skipped (special case)"
;;
*)
if [ $1 = $2 ];
then
elog "Symlink $1 -> $2 skipped"
elif [ -e "${D}/usr/bin/$1" ];
then
elog "Symlink $1 skipped (file exists)"
else
elog "Making symlink from $1 to $2"
dosym $2 /usr/bin/$1
fi
;;
esac
shift; shift;
done
}
# @FUNCTION: etexlinks
# @USAGE: < file >
# @DESCRIPTION:
# Mimic texlinks on a fmtutil format file
#
# $1 has to be a fmtutil format file like fmtutil.cnf
# etexlinks foo will install the symlinks that texlinks --cnffile foo would have
# created. We cannot use texlinks with portage as it is not DESTDIR aware.
# (It would not fail but will not create the symlinks if the target is not in
# the same dir as the source)
# Also, as this eclass must not depend on a tex distribution to be installed we
# cannot use texlinks from here.
etexlinks() {
# Install symlinks from formats to engines
texlive-common_do_symlinks $(sed '/^[ ]*#/d; /^[ ]*$/d' "$1" | awk '{print $1, $2}')
}
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